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by amanzi 5y ago
The title here doesn't match the article title - to fully configure the Edge browser, you need to be joined to an Active Directory domain or enrolled with Intune MDM. For those of us with experience managing Windows environments, we kn
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by amanzi 5y ago
Also, they're not even tabs - just floating buttons. Firefox is still my primary browser, but right now I have Chrome 95 and Firefox 94 open, and the tabs in Chrome just look perfectly normal - they look like tabs, you can see a visibl
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by amanzi 5y ago
Thanks - that's useful to know.
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by amanzi 5y ago
Have you got any examples of where the same .env file can't be used for both Docker and Bash? This is exactly how I do it in my django projects and haven't yet run into any issues.
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by amanzi 5y ago
I've been playing with Steampipe a bit and it's really great, but unfortunately the SQL language lets it down a bit because of the structure of the language. To explain... Steampipe has this amazing autocomplete functionality so y
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by amanzi 5y ago
It's the first result for me on the web: https://www.microsoft.com/en-NZ/search/shop?q=firefox And using the Store app on Windows 11, Firefox is prominently featured as the number 1 result when searching: ht
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by amanzi 5y ago
To be fair to Amazon, you can get to this page with just two clicks from the home page: https://www.amazon.com/alexa-privacy/apd/home From there you can get to all the recordings and control how long to retain the
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by amanzi 5y ago
I'm not an SVG expert, but surely that shouldn't be a 1.1 MB export? I just quickly created a text-based SVG image in Inkscape, and it was a few KB in size and the text was all selectable. I couldn't even open the Carbon SVG
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by amanzi 5y ago
Nothing but good things to say about SyncThings. I'm only using it on a couple of computers to keep a small about of things in sync, but it always works flawlessly.
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by amanzi 5y ago
Mxroute is also down as a result of this outage.
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by amanzi 5y ago
I have the latest version of Firefox (93.0) but don't have this option. Was this an A/B test or was it removed in the latest version? (the OP said they were using version 92)
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by amanzi 5y ago
People still share Vines on TikTok!
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by amanzi 5y ago
The "port blocking" may just be a symptom of how the modem connects to the internet, rather than being a malicious act by the ISP. CGNAT is becoming a common way for ISPs to connect consumers to the internet, even here in NZ many
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by amanzi 5y ago
I've seen the proposal for the Southland cable, but as far as I'm aware this is not confirmed yet. Unless you know different?
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by amanzi 5y ago
I still like the idea of running a trans-Tasman cable to Southland and building data centres down there when Rio Tinto closes down. Plenty of cheap and green power, and the extra cable would solve the latency issue and provide some extra re
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by amanzi 5y ago
This is big news for us in NZ, and on the back of Microsoft announcing an Azure region here too. Pretty good for a small country to have both AWS and Azure regions right here on our doorstep.
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by amanzi 5y ago
What's weak about the ORM? I've been working with Django for the last year or so and find the ORM great, but I don't have much experiences with other ORMs to compare to.
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by amanzi 5y ago
It doesn't appear to hi-jack the back button. I think it redirects to a new page once or twice, and as you go back it triggers the redirect again. On Firefox, you can right-click the back button to show a list of your history to jump b
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by amanzi 5y ago
Four replies so far, all different. I'll add a fifth: Pop_OS! Edit - now 9 replies, all different. Great to see so much choice!
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by amanzi 5y ago
Not sure where you live, but here in NZ we have similar systems and approach to Covid as Australia. Lots of people have been calling for a system to be implemented to allow people to self-isolate at home instead of a managed isolation facil
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by amanzi 5y ago
"The pandemic is not deadly enough..." I'm curious to know how many more deaths would be required, in your opinion, for it to be considered deadly enough?
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by amanzi 5y ago
Given the choice, I think most people would choose the app option and to isolate in the comfort of their own home.
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by amanzi 5y ago
The opening paragraph of the article describes what is actually happening and it's far less ominous that what the comments here suggest. "In an official statement, the State Government announced a contract to a Western Australian
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by amanzi 5y ago
I upgraded my three-node homelab cluster to Proxmox 7 a while back and everything worked perfectly for me.
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by amanzi 5y ago
I think this is how Qube OS works, but I haven't tried it personally so can't be sure. Perhaps check it out - it might be what you're after? https://www.qubes-os.org/
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by amanzi 5y ago
The `--step` flag will definitely be useful for me, didn't know about that. My one tip I'll add is to use the `--diff` argument when running a playbook to print out the specific changes made for each step. For debugging, use `--di
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by amanzi 5y ago
The fact you find his guests interesting is in part due to Joe's success as a podcaster. He's able to get the best out of his guests by the way he questions them and keeps the conversation going. He doesn't pretend to be know
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by amanzi 5y ago
Hopefully, once they've sorted out their patent squabbles, Sonos and Google can enable better integration between their systems. Right now, Sonos's Google Home/Assistant integration feels half-baked, and playing music is a mu
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by amanzi 5y ago
You're making some massive assumptions here. Exposing your router's admin page to the internet is not good security practice. These routers are protected by nothing but a password, and I couldn't see anything in the manual th
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by amanzi 5y ago
Ah, got it - thanks.

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